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What is the ax lien date?

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What is the ax lien date?

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A. The tax lien date is used to reflect real estate market value each year. In Ohio, the annual tax lien date is Jan. 1, and property taxes are always paid a year in arrears. For example, taxes paid in 2009 are for tax year 2008 and were calculated based on the property’s value as of Jan. 1 2008.

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The tax lien date is the assessable date for business personal property which is January 1st for existing businesses, or Jan 1st up to March 1st for a new business. There is no proration of value if a business closes after January 1st.

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The tax lien date is used to reflect real estate market value each year. In Ohio, the annual tax lien date is Jan. 1, and property taxes are always paid a year in arrears. For example, taxes paid in 1998 are for tax year 1997 and were calculated based on the property’s value as of Jan. 1 1997.

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